If doxycycline treatment proves ineffective, your doctor might consider azithromycin. This macrolide antibiotic often targets Ureaplasma effectively. A common regimen involves a single high dose followed by a lower dose for several days. Always follow your doctor’s prescribed dosage and duration.
Alternative Antibiotic Choices
Other antibiotics, such as moxifloxacin or minocycline, may be options, depending on your specific situation and the results of any resistance testing. Your doctor will assess your individual needs and choose the most suitable antibiotic based on factors like infection severity and potential antibiotic resistance.
In cases of persistent or recurrent Ureaplasma infection despite antibiotic therapy, your doctor may recommend further testing to rule out underlying conditions that contribute to the infection’s persistence. This could include evaluating your immune system’s response and identifying any potential co-infections.
